Top Zagreb Limousine Tours

Explore the Croatian highlights Istria—a scenic peninsula spanning three countries—during this full-day, private and customizable tour from Zagreb. Start the day with front-door pickup and drop-off from any location in the capital. Ride comfortably between locations in your own chauffeured and air-conditioned vehicle. Bespoke itineraries include three destinations, from medieval-era Hum to Pula’s first-century Roman theater.

Thanks to the proximity of the countries in Central Europe, it makes sense to tick off as many as you can in a short time. This seamless 10-day tour lets you maximize your time in this part of the world without getting bogged down in planning travel logistics. In the comfort of a private vehicle with ample space to stretch out in, you’ll travel between Zagreb, Belgrade, Budapest, Krakow, and Warsaw. Please note, this experience doesn't include meals or hotels.

Visit Croatia’s stunning, UNESCO-protected terraced lakes during this full-day private excursion to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Follow a customizable itinerary with your own personal tour guide. Take a scenic boat cruise around the Lower Lakes, and hike or take a train around the Upper Lakes. Optional stops include a traditional dairy farm with cheese tastings or the watermill village of Rastoke. Round-trip pickup and drop-off from your hotel in Zagreb are provided.

Get out of the city and head to Opatija to explore somewhere new on this guided tour. Located near Rijeka, this romantic town is perfect for enjoying a restorative wellness retreat or immersing yourself in culture. Highlights include the incredible Church of St. James and The Girl with the Seagull. Afterwards head to the Rijeka Central Market, which has played a key role in Croatia's military history.

You have a few hours of free time in Zagreb and want to find out about its history and culture while enjoying hot wine, gin or chocolate? Discover Zagreb's heart and find why Zagreb has been recognized as best destination for a Christmas market three years in a row on our exclusive private walking tour. Every step of this tour reveals you historical and cultural treasures of city and makes you love it. There is no better time to explore Zagreb than December. Experience the magic of Zagreb during Christmas market on a private walking tour blending rich history, festive markets, and Croatian culinary delights. Stroll through the charming Old Town, visit iconic landmarks, and savor traditional holiday treats and local wines. Perfect for those seeking an intimate and immersive taste of Zagreb’s culture and holiday spirit.

Swap Zagreb for a private day trip to a shortlist of family-friendly highlights in Austria. Instead of traveling with the crowds on public transport, enjoy a comfortable air-conditioned transfer with Wi-Fi in the vehicle. The trip visits the monkey park of Abenteuer Affenberg and Klagenfurt—where it's possible to go to the City Arkaden shopping center, or the miniature park of Minimundus.

Today, the city of Budapest stands as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, ranked as "the world's second best city" by Condé Nast Traveler. Beautiful Danube river divides the city into a romantic part, Buda, and a vibrant cultural centre, Pest. The historical thermal baths, the Royal Palace, the Matthias Church and the zigzagging alleys enveloping the Castle District are just some of the historical treasures of Buda. Pest on the other side offers you a chance to admire the Parliament, the Great Market Hall, St. Stephen’s Basilica and the exciting atmosphere of the ‘Jewish quarter’. The banks of the Danube and the Buda Castle district, as well as Andrássy Avenue and its historic vicinity, are two parts of Budapest which have been recognized by UNESCO as having World Heritage status. Budapest has everything to offer, from tense history and flashy architecture to healing thermal waters and exciting nightlife, so don't hesitate to pick Budapest as your next destination.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Croatia on this guided tour outside of Zagreb. Filled with incredible monuments and unique Baroque architecture, Varazdin is the perfect place to enjoy music and admire nature. Trakoscan Castle dates back to the Middle Ages and played a key role in protecting the region during times of war or strife, and today serves as a museum.

Embark on an enchanting full-day journey from Zagreb to Vuglec Breg winery. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of wine as you uncover the secrets of the cellar. Savor the velvety delights of sparkling wine crafted using the revered "champagne" technique. Indulge in a symphony of flavors as you taste the white and red varieties, each sip a delight. Whether a connoisseur or a curious explorer, this experience promises to ignite your passion for wine.

This tour is an excellent pick for time-tight travelers visiting Zagreb who want to cross the border to Slovenia and see some of its highlights in a day. Avoid the hassle of car hire, and travel with a private driver instead. The tour showcases the spectacular Lake Bled, as well as the atmospheric capital city of Ljubljana.

Take a trip to the historic city of Budapest directly from Zagreb and experience the Gothic architecture and delicious local food on this one-day private tour. Enjoy the quality of Hungarian food, wine and hospitality, and discover the unique crossover between oil and new, east and west in this special city that calls this section of the mighty Danube its home.

Postojna Cave is the only place where you can see the most precious brilliant in the form of a cave formation and also meet the baby dragons. Just like the world above the surface, Postojna Cave boasts towering mountains, murmuring rivers and vast subterranean halls. It is a real challenge for explorers and the cradle of speleobiology. Predjama Castle is so special and unique, it ranks among the ten most fascinating castles in the world, and so romantic that many couples choose it for their wedding vows. The world's largest cave castle, listed as one of the Guinness World Records, tells a picturesque story about the times when comfort had to give way to safety, and when the clatter of weapons would often drown out troubadours' songs.